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  • Are You Ready for Pioneer Jeopardy? July 20, 2017
    by Sydny Terry The Higgs family crowds around the biggest window in the living room, the smell of barbeque wafting through the air. There are about 36 papers taped to the window in six categories, and under each category are numbers: 100, 200, 300, and so on, much like a board from the classic game […]
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  • Seven Ways to Preserve and Share Your Family Story Today July 20, 2017
    by Rachel Coleman Our family stories are complex dramas with many threads, villains and heroes, hard times and good times. How do we capture the richness of our stories with all their vitality and uniqueness? How do we convey the deep desires, the devastating setbacks and the celebrated triumphs? Preserving these narratives for future generations […]
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  • How Family Stories Shape Our Identities July 20, 2017
    by Rachel Coleman Why do family stories matter? They directly impact how we see ourselves, our ability to succeed, and even our level of resiliency. “Let me tell you a story about when I was your age.” How many of us remember hearing this from our parents at bedtime when we were children? How many […]
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    By Kathryn Grant When you start a new indexing batch, the project instructions immediately open on the screen. And there’s a good reason for this! These instructions just might be one of the most helpful resources for new indexers—and all other indexers, for that matter. Project instructions tell you the key things you need to […]
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  • Engaging in Family History with Early Pioneer Recipes July 18, 2017
    Early pioneers are an important part of our personal stories and family history. Whether your great-grandfather traveled with a handcart company or you yourself are an immigrant, pioneers pave the way for the generations to come. Pioneer stories open a window to the past, revealing people not so different from ourselves. One fun way to […]
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